LVL Bed Slat

Laminated veneer lumber (LVL) Bed Slat

Laminated veneer lumber, abbreviated to LVL, is a kind of architectural composite lumber (SCL) typically used in timber building and construction for both household and commercial buildings.

Similar in principle to plywood, LVLs contain lots of slim (less than a quarter inch) timber veneers stuck with high stamina adhesives. The veneers are reduced to beam-shaped dimensions, and they have great flexural stamina, implying they are a more powerful alternative to wood light beams. While LVLs are an extra pricey construction material than strong sawn asset lumber, its toughness allows for smaller light beams to be utilized in similar applications. Considering that they are made from wood, they can be reduced, nailed, and also bolted much like timber. And also the lapped veneer joints allow for light beams to be created in much longer spans than strong sawn lumber.

We commonly create LVL slats as big beam of light periods to create wide home as well as help produce open principles. LVLs can additionally be utilized as roofing rafters that span even more and can reduce the number of tons bearing walls in a residence for more flexible floor periods.

Laminated Veneer Lumber (LVL) is another type of plywood. It is made of multiple layers of thin wood (along the same direction of wood fiber), assembled with adhesives through hot-pressing. 

Currently, the core veneers are mainly Poplar, Eucalyptus, Eucalyptus and Poplar mixed, Paulownia and Poplar mixed etc.

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